How's the multi-touch functioning? How many simultaneous touch points can it sense? How accurate is it, as seen in a drawing or freehand note app?
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Hi David, the multi-touch functioning is horrible, infact the whole thing is horrible, its slow and connection with the internet is really slow, I bought it more for checking my emails and social networking instead of using my iphone, but with how slow it is I normally wind up using my iphone.
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The post here by S. Quran is in contradiction to posts on another thread here indicating that a technician at Samsung someone spoke with indicated that the NC10SE does NOT have the software OR hardware capability to utilize multi touch. Could the Samsung technician have been wrong?
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I am not a professional artist by any means, but I like to sketch and compared to other styli (that have rubber-like tips but are not covered by some type of special fabric), this one works very well. I don't feel like I have to press so firmly on the screen. I haven't compared it to other styli that are specifically made for drawing/art, so I can't tell you about that, but I can say that my search for a really great stylus is over.Hope this helped!
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while I don't own this specific model, as far as I can tell it all depends on the programs you own, i myself use Microsoft One Note which works flawlessly with the tablet. The major issue with getting this computer is if you have an actual use for the touch screen. I'm learning a new language and the writing is simplified with the use of a tablet, It makes learning the new language several times easier. a) On the touch screens I've used, No you don't need alot of pressure. b) With good programs you can leave the handwriting as your own and read it digitally. Otherwise, It is a software limitation to recognize your handwriting and convert it into printed font. c) Again, Software issue, With One Note it is as simple as selecting the eraser and erasing. d) Well, its quite different, the feel is different on its on, you don't have the adhesion you want, and in certain cases, if you have "lag" your writing comes up after you actually passed the area (a slight delay when the writing actually shows up.) Well it is a lot easier to erase, and you dont have any eraser left overs after erasing. Hope it helps "Bones"
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Yes I just enabled the developer option for showing touch points and touched it with all my fingers and my thumbs at once and they all registered. Looks like it supports 10.
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I had the same question based on descriptions of other multitouch monitors. I am using it with windows 8.1 and it works just like a tablet. You can touch it anywhere and it registers and responds to the touch. I don't think 5 or 10 point applies to touch monitors used with Windows 8
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Using a tablet using a mouse really defeats the purpose. With mouse, multi-touch gestures will not be possible also non-click gestures like swiping will be hard too. Coby really need to sort out handling this issue and provide better/responsive customer service.
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It works good with the sketchbook for android app that I use on a dragon touch 10.1 inch tablet. I haven't finished complete sketches with it yet because of all the features that comes with it, but am able to color scanned or photographed pencil sketches from my portfolio. The only difference I'm unsure of is that I have a screen protector on my tablet and the pen to screen interaction might be a little off if you don't wipe your screen first since the tip is micro fiber. But all in all I think it's a good pen because it has a sharper and more visible point to allow fine long strokes, but depending on your software that can be easily fixed with zoom and a range of point size features. It works good with the sketchbook for android app that I use on a dragon touch 10.1 inch tablet. I haven't finished complete sketches with it yet because of all the features that comes with it, but am able to color scanned or photographed pencil sketches from my portfolio. The only difference I'm unsure of is that I have a screen protector on my tablet and the pen to screen interaction might be a little off if you don't wipe your screen first since the tip is micro fiber. But all in all I think it's a good pen because it has a sharper and more visible point to allow fine long strokes, but... » Read More It works good with the sketchbook for android app that I use on a dragon touch 10.1 inch tablet. I haven't finished complete sketches with it yet because of all the features that comes with it, but am able to color scanned or photographed pencil sketches from my portfolio. The only difference I'm unsure of is that I have a screen protector on my tablet and the pen to screen interaction might be a little off if you don't wipe your screen first since the tip is micro fiber. But all in all I think it's a good pen because it has a sharper and more visible point to allow fine long strokes, but depending on your software that can be easily fixed with zoom and a range of point size features. « Show Less
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I've had no issues with my hand affecting things on the screen. It's only where the pen touches the screen that things are affected. I haven't used the touch feature to much but my experience so far has been that the screen is only receptive to touch gestures from your finger tips. The side of your daring hand doesn't result the screen being moved.
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The display uses capacitive pressure-sensing multi-touch detection for pin-point precision while writing and drawing and you can use a stylus. It uses technology from wacom. Just look at the price of this baby and you'll see it's a bargain. Wacom Cintiq 12WX 12-Inch Pen Display
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Im pretty sure there are 2 maybe 3. I use it for a photo booth screen and only need one touch point at a time.
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I think you mean the Magic Trackpad (Multi-Touch trackpad) by Apple.?!I tried it on my laptops trackpad and it worked but it was very jumpy and I think it would drive you crazy, it's meant to be used with your fingers and also why would you want to use it on there when the Apple trackpad is really for multiple fingers to do multiple gestures.So, if i were you I would not use it on the Apple Magic Trackpad - but I would use it on any iPad, iPod, or cellphone - (anything with glass as the "touch" surface :)
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IMO, the touch options are primarily a gimmick and actually impede workflow. I use the I4, medium and large at work and at home, respectively. They're great tablets and will last a long time, if not abused. I bought a Bamboo Pen and Touch, just to see if I would like touch options or incorporate them in into my workflow. I did not. My coworker has a PPT, medium. She keeps the touch features disabled. So, PPT and I4s are both great tablets, but the touch features don't really add any value, just keep that in mind while shopping for the right price.
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Just plug and play, really. I have not done anything with multi-touch yet.There doesn't seem to be an onscreen keyboard. Probably need to install that manually.I put the system together for my kids so I have not played around with it too much.
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This most definitely works on Android. Specifically Android 4.2.2 on my ATT G2. Other than normal tap, this supports two finger scrolling and also two finger dragging ( one finger clicks while the other drags). I can't try it out on my windows 8 pc because I'm waiting on my bluetooth dongle to arrive. I have to say, I am quite pleased with my purchase. EDIT: Received my usb bluetooth 4.0 dongle and with windows 8.1, the trackpad is connected! What functions: Tap-to-click TwoFinger-Tap-to-right-click CLICK and drag (not tap to drag, though) What doesn't: Any advanced gestures. The trackpad does not show up in the logitech software. I even downloaded and installed the t650 logitech windows software, just in case, but to no success.
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I used it in a dual monitor setup and the touch screen becomes unpredictable. As if the monitor was unclear on which was in control. It was also a novice user so perhaps three of the same will not experience this dilemma.
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The first one for $2300+ is the touch version, which means that it responds to gestures etc as well as the pen input, this is helpful if you're into drawing as your left hand can rotate the electronic page, zoom etc while your right hand uses the stylus for inputting into the digital file